Sentence examples for choices which makes from inspiring English sources
Still, having a choice matters: "Employers say they can't increase the number of dollars they're putting toward benefits, but [are] giving employees more choices, which makes them much more satisfied," says Friedrich.
"We found that the core reason it's popular is for two reasons: the first is because it's satisfying for humans to classify things into buckets, the second is because it forces people to make slightly uncomfortable choices – which makes it a whole lot more fun, sort of a mental challenge or a brain teaser in many ways," says Rundle.
Consumers are largely ignorant and lack the skills to differentiate their best choices, which makes it so easy for powerful interest groups to gouge the public and the government.
The status quo is always served by an ideology that prioritizes individual choices, which make no public demands.
(Online Jeopardy is multiple choice, which makes it much easier than the TV version).
Smart recorders, box sets and downloads provide more choice, which makes more sophisticated material easier to provide.
They are delighted to have more choice, which makes it easier for them to turn their back on a company they do not like and buy elsewhere.
They might say they're plagued by choice, which makes it harder to get beneath the surface, from the outer life to the inner life of a relationship.
Mr. Murphy said there were programs like Project Open Choice, which makes it possible for more than 1,700 students in the state's three largest cities, Bridgeport, Hartford and New Haven, to attend other school systems.
In order to avoid having large amount of values for choice which makes calculation and especially spatial comparison between cities in different sizes problematic, Hillier et al. (2012) suggest a method of normalization of angular choice and angular integration values.
